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There’s a softness that only appears when nothing is forced. Seedform, Lindsay Kokoska, 2026 I kept thinking about how life begins quietly, before it has language or shape. This piece feels like that early moment. A small beginning, held in stillness, already carrying what it will become. #artㅤㅤㅤㅤ

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